Good morning everyone:
To those that don’t normally venture onto the Ramblings, welcome. I’ve posted twice in the past few days about the son of fellow Sunday School class members here in Birmingham. Here’s a link to the information posted this morning. Below you will find links to three mass e-mails sent by Jay Saxon from Lebanon in recent days. These postings are available on a blog (In the Crossfire: Princetonians in the Mideast) set up by The Daily Princetonian in Princeton, NJ to provide students and web surfers another view of things happening in the region.
- ‘Yes, we’re safe now; yes, we’re scared; no, we don’t know what’s going on’, 7.13.2006
- ‘I don’t want to eat, I don’t want to socialize; I want to leave’, 7.16.2006
- ‘Living in the moment has taken on new meaning, as I can’t live out of the moment.’ 7.17.2006
According to his mother, he is in Cyprus waiting to return to Budapest. He should be returning to the Magic City in August.
That’s all for now,
Cheers.
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